HONDA CRF450 WORKS EDITION VS. THE STOCK HONDA CRF450
Should you buy a stock CRF450 and make it own own or buy the ready-made Honda Works Edition?
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Should you buy a stock CRF450 and make it own own or buy the ready-made Honda Works Edition?
O’Show, on that day, was the American hero on his CR125
When Scott Sheak passed away at the age of 47 last month from medical complication related to a severe injury, we felt compelled to chronicle his racing life
Roger’s instructions were to tell us anything we wanted to know, keep the bikes running as long as we liked, and help us dial in our own stock 1991 CR125
We interview Chase Sexton, Davi Millsaps, Ty Masterpool, Alessandro Lupino and talk about the new rule regarding helmet cameras
Travel through Warren Reid’s racing career from privateer to factory Honda, Suzuki, Kawasaki, Yamaha and ATK rides
You gotta read this, it’s the dark version of motocross bike history
Do you remember the Aloop XMX Freestyle bike?
Chase Sexton’s mechanic Jade Dungey explains all the little details about what makes this bike so factory
As close as you’ll ever get to one of the greatest race bikes ever…especially in the hands of Ricky Carmichael
The popularity of the first CR125, known as the “Green Striper,” fueled interest in the 1975 CR125 “Red Striper” when Honda changed the stripe on top of the tank from Army green to red
Honda introduces a six-pack of CRF450-based off-road bikes for 2022—including a $12,399 Works Edition & the $9599 base motocross version
You may know him as Ken, Kenny or K-Roc, but his life story is one of instant success, massive fame and horrible injury…and now for the comeback
Not one, but two Mugen CR125s. One for the showroom and one for the racetrack
Unfortunately the ECU mapping didn’t get fixed straight from the factory, but you can update it for free at your dealer
Owners should contact a certified Honda Powersports dealer to learn if their motorcycle is affected, and for further instructions
Honda HRC Team Manager, Lars Lindstrom, talks about the process of rebuild a factory race bike, we go two-stroke racing, Christian Craig preps for 250SX East Championship fight and more
The CR250 was a storied machine, from Steve McQueen to Rick Johnson to Johnny O’Mara to Jermy McGrath, it was omnipotent—2007 was its last hurrah
Headed for England, the 16-year-old gets detoured to SoCal where Johnny Campbell is showing him the ropes of American motocross
KTM, Honda and Yamaha team up on an electric project, we find a broken chain on our GasGas, we look into a wild tearoff retention system, put some leather boots on our younger test riders and more in this week’s video
Tony Alessi, Team Manager of the Smartop Bullfrog Spas MotoConcepts Honda team tells all the details about Shane’s CRF450 and explains why they’re still on 2020 models
Honda/KTM hybrid two-stroke
What’s in the newest issue of MXA? How about five 2021 bike tests — including the KTM 150SX, GasGas MC450, Yamaha YZ250, Husky FC350, Cylinder Works YZ270 & a retro test of K-Dub’s ’97 YZ125
Rain, rain go away, come again when the 2021 AMA Supercross series is in a stadium with a roof
In this extensive interview, Justin Brayton talks about the competition, his 2021 Honda CRF450, his relationship with factory Honda and Ken Roczen, his mindset and his love for racing
We are ambivalent about the 2021 Honda CRF450; they did some things very well and some things very poorly—but mostly they rushed it out the door before it was done
Lawrence learns that when you are racing for a championship, you don’t need to make enemies
Chase Sexton won’t be lining up this Saturday, but he hopes to be back for the third Round in Indy
Ryan Dungey talks on the 2021 Supercross season so far, he talks about the idea of racing again, his new RD Coffee business and more
Sadly, Chase Sexton will not be on the line this Saturday